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Hi,I am an architect with a project to design the restoration and adaptive reuse of an historic carriage house and it's accompanying brick mansion, located in the Hudson Valley of NYS. Both structures have red sandstone lintels, the house has a water course in the same sand stone as well.The structures are vintage 1850s, and the sand stone has been laid with the strata oriented vertically- with the layers parallel to the face of the wall as they preferred to do in the area/era. This…See More

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Emecole offers Low Pressure Crack Injection for masonry repairs. We also have a complete line of crawl space encapsulation products.

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